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Footprints On Katmai 

Inspired by the sketches in his late grandmother's sketchbooks, artist and filmmaker Max Romey retraces her travels to the remote beaches of Katmai, Alaska. There he joins a group of marine debris experts and discovers there's a lot of people making footprints on Katmai without ever visiting.
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Inspired by the sketches in his late grandmother's sketchbooks, artist and filmmaker Max Romey retraces her travels to the remote beaches of Katmai, Alaska. There he joins a group of marine debris experts and discovers there's a lot of people making footprints on Katmai without ever visiting.

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Genre:Documentary
Directed By:Max Romey
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Runtime:21 minutes
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